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SQLite

Zequel supports SQLite for working with local database files. SQLite is a serverless, file-based database engine, so connections are made directly to a file on disk rather than over a network.

Minimum supported version: SQLite 3+

Connection Setup

To open a SQLite database, provide the path to the database file on your local filesystem.

FieldDescriptionDefault
File PathAbsolute path to the .db or .sqlite file--

SQLite does not use a host, port, user, or password. Simply select or enter the path to your database file in the connection dialog.

No SSH or SSL

Because SQLite operates on local files, SSH tunnels and SSL/TLS connections are not applicable and are not available for SQLite connections.

Supported Features

Tables and Columns

Create, browse, and manage tables and their columns. The data grid provides inline editing, sorting, and filtering.

Indexes

View and manage indexes on your tables.

Foreign Keys

Inspect foreign key relationships between tables. Note that foreign key enforcement must be enabled per-connection in SQLite (PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON).

Views

Create and manage standard SQL views.

Limitations

The following features are not available for SQLite:

  • SSH Tunnels -- Not applicable for local file access.
  • SSL / TLS -- Not applicable for local file access.
  • Routines -- SQLite does not support stored procedures or functions.
  • Triggers -- Not managed through Zequel for SQLite.
  • Users -- SQLite has no built-in user or role management.
  • ER Diagrams -- Not available for SQLite.
  • Process Monitor -- Not applicable for a serverless database.
  • Events -- Not supported by SQLite.
  • Schemas -- SQLite uses a single flat namespace.

Tools

Query Editor

Write and execute SQL queries with syntax highlighting, autocompletion, and result display in the data grid.

Data Operations

  • Browse -- View table data in a paginated data grid.
  • Edit -- Modify cell values directly in the data grid.
  • Import -- Load data into tables from external files.
  • Export -- Export query results or table data to various formats.

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